S1 E14: Modern New Zealand | RNZ
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- Опубликовано: 25 июл 2024
- It’s the final episode! This time it’s the Rogernomics, Ruthanasia and the total restructuring of our economy and voting system. Plus the changing demographics of Aotearoa/New Zealand, the growth of dairy & tourism and the challenges we’re facing the future.
Series Classification: G (General Programmes)
Made possible by the RNZ/NZ on Air Innovation Fund
Hi, I am a retired engineer living in London in the UK. I found your overview of NZ history very helpful. As an astronomer and a history buff I found episode 3 very interesting, with Captain Cook's observations of the planet Venus's transit of the Sun. For the last few weeks, after seeing a folk show in London featuring a Maori team, I have been mining youtube for that lovely Maori singing. But from remarks in the youtube comments section it was obvious that some of the songs referred to dark episodes in Maori history. This series has explained all that. My favorite groups are The NZ Youth Choir, Gondwana Voices, St Joseph's Maori Girl's College choir, Maisey Rika, and Hayley Westenra. I also now know how to pronounce Aotearoa.
That was really insightful. Thanks for making! As a young person growing up through Muldoon and then Rogernomics this brings up memories of my lovely Dad, who as a carpet contractor with eight employees, ended up winding up the business when he lost all his govt contracts. It was a hard time for him and Mum. I never understood til now how it all fitted together.
Excellent episode and excellent series!
Thanks RNZ and New Zealand on Air!
Good series. I remember the Dawn Raids. I was in high school then, as a Samoan, I remember being relieved that I was a NZ citizen. I didn’t have to go through that trauma, just the endemic racism, you know, the usual.
Love the less sheep bit. We sailed into Otago harbour to, not the sound of cows but the sound of sheep bleating their welcome and good morning. Yes, quite a few dairy farms on the other side of those northern hills in Otago but it certainly had us chuckling for a while.
This has been a great series and am recommending it as often as I can
Thanks, team - fantastic show!! We really enjoyed watching the series :)
Ah this is sad. You should continue uploading!
I found this show on iTunes yesterday and have been listening to all of them up to maybe episode 10, then watched the rest here on youtube. Such a well put together show. I hope you continue to do more. Makes me happy to listen and watch all things about the history of our beautiful land of Aotearoa.
I'm only 12 and samoan but i LOVE aoteroa history
*Aotearoa
Thank you for your videos !! Great Job !! It was so interesting and I really enjoyed watching them
This series of Aotearoa History is a fantastic resource for teachers, and for everyone to watch or listen to. A big thank you to Tim Watkin for his mammoth effort. Thanks RNZ and New Zealand on air.
I loved to learn Aotearoa history with this series, thank you so much! Chur to the presenters, they were brilliant! I think now I know more about the history of New Zealand than about the history of the country where I'm living (Uruguay) haha. Kia ora!
As a child in the early 90s, I remember everything being fine and normal then suddenly we were starving and not able to go to school some days because we were too weak from hunger. We were directly impacted by the benefit cuts.
I totally agree too, grew up in the 90’s and I felt that change going hungry due to my parents both being beneficiaries, sad times.
My 9 year old loved this series. Thank you so much.
This is a great series - thank you so much . Loved Leigh-Marama and William’s presentation. Kia Ora 🌈🔥❤️⭐️
Great job! I loved the show, it is very informative and interesting!
Newly arrived here in Auckland, lucky to see all the episodes for Aotearoa history, you guys have done great job.
Another great ep, thanks for making this series! Also, William, the answer is Richie Mo'unga. ;)
Damn it. Someone posted your guys video on tiktok and here I am. Just wanted to show some love. 😎✌️
Thanks for this, I found it really informative and well presented. Ka pai!
Great series :)
Thanks!
Thanks for creating this show!
You're most welcome. Please share it with friends and family.
Loved it
can you guys make another show i loved this one sooooo much
Wow you fallas are a credit our intelligence. Ngā mihi kia korua
12:29. Let me guess, Māori sculptures, art and weapon replicas also make up a big portion of New Zealand's economy.
It's interesting and perpendicular how Labour the traditional left wing party reformed the economy in the same way as Margret Thatcher and Ronald Reagan. The entire economy was built on sand and a lot of people went under because of these reforms, but it was a necessity.
Don't you mean peculiar?
The 80's is when the Globalists started taking over
@@ryanzealand Rubbish. The 80s were jingoistic.
I swear my sister had one of those blue boom boxes.
Aotearoa History
Tena korua
Oh shit less sheep to fu...
bruh...
You need to talk about first past the post or fpp not mmp you need how to explain history in it's full
THE VOTING STATS FOR MMP. THEY SAID 54% SAID YES BUT!!!!!!. Around half the voters did not turn up at the booths!!!! 54% of the voters that showed up voted yes. But that only represents about 25% of the voting population!!! 25% of NZ.....Changed the FPP political system to another system we voters absolutely had no idea about. I think many of us regret it a little now...
Is he talking about climate change?
The farms have been built, roads, Bridges, railroad, all the infrastructure is there so now, the Maori decide they want it back.
Watch some of the earlier videos in this series, put yourself in their position & see how you'd feel?
boring
A somewhat biased presentation in minor ways. Pakeha have successfully isolated Labour and the Te Māori Party after the latest election 2023. 1 person 1 vote is what people fought for in WW2.just look at the Voice in Australia! You can’t keep treating Pakeha with contempt. Co Governance, 3 Waters, Māori Wards. You can’t distort democracy into a race based solution for cultural. Economic, social ills, caused by the same lack of social mores found to be lacking in a certain culture!